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Tourism
Climate change is one of the most pressing issues in travel, and here's a brief look at how it's impacting the industry.
Rashaad Jorden | 20 hours ago
Overtourism
The court’s order follows the Tamil Nadu government report that said 20,000 vehicles enter these hill stations every day. This posed concerns for the elephants in the region as well as the drought prevailing in the Nilgiris.
Bulbul Dhawan | 3 days ago
Online Travel
Being meticulous planners and financially independent, young travelers have made India a lucrative source market for several countries.
Bulbul Dhawan | 1 week ago
Until recently, travel was seen as a luxury and once-a-year activity by Indians. International trips were even more infrequent. The new generation of Indian travelers is changing that.
Bulbul Dhawan | 1 month ago
Luxury
Luxury travelers show a growing interest in particular types of travel, such as multi-generational private group trips, according to some of the leading agencies.
Selene Brophy | 4 months ago
Ensuring sustainable travel is accessible and uncomplicated is a primary goal for travel businesses like Google, Intrepid Travel, and Kerten Hospitality, looking to reduce the burden of climate change on the consumer and the planet.
Selene Brophy | 5 months ago
In this video from the Skift Global Forum East 2023, Tracy Lanza from Red Sea Global highlights how ambitious tourism development can blend luxury with regenerative practices, showcasing the potential for large-scale developments to not only coexist with but actively improve environments.
Red Sea Global + Skift | 5 months ago
In a new report, Visa details how public and private interests can collaborate to make sustainable travel a reality and conquer the “say-do gap” between travelers’ stated preferences and actual consumption patterns.
Visa + Skift | 5 months ago
As Red Sea Global opens its first destination, it’s moving the needle from traditional sustainability to regeneration. The focus on regeneration marks a shift in industry standards, with potential lessons on how tourism can more actively benefit local communities and environments.
Tour Operators
Age is nothing but a number. That is the underlying motivation for the older set wanting to book more active travel adventures.
